MARVEL COMICS
OCT130656 AVENGERS #24.NOW ANMN $4.99
OCT130650 ORIGIN II #1 $4.99
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Tuesday, December 24, 2013
Marvel Comics from Diamond Distributors for December 24 2013
Labels:
Avengers,
comics news,
Diamond Distributors,
Marvel,
Wolverine
IDW Publishing from Diamond Distributors for December 24 2013
Digital Comics: Digital new releases available from your local comic book shop are marked below. [DIG] = Digital version available. [DIG/P+] = Print-Plus digital/print combo pack available. For more information, go to www.digitalcomicsreader.com.
IDW PUBLISHING
OCT130328 DOCTOR WHO SPECIAL 2013 #1 $7.99
IDW PUBLISHING
OCT130328 DOCTOR WHO SPECIAL 2013 #1 $7.99
Dark Horse Comics from Diamond Distributors for December 24 2013
DARK HORSE COMICS
AUG130073 CONAN TP VOL 14 THE DEATH $19.99
AUG130084 STAR WARS OMNIBUS KNIGHTS O/T OLD REPUBLIC TP VOL 02 $24.99
AUG130073 CONAN TP VOL 14 THE DEATH $19.99
AUG130084 STAR WARS OMNIBUS KNIGHTS O/T OLD REPUBLIC TP VOL 02 $24.99
Labels:
comics news,
Conan,
Dark Horse,
Diamond Distributors,
Star Wars
Image Comics from Diamond Distributors for December 24 2013
Digital Comics: Digital new releases available from your local comic book shop are marked below. [DIG] = Digital version available. [DIG/P+] = Print-Plus digital/print combo pack available. For more information, go to www.digitalcomicsreader.com.
IMAGE COMICS
OCT130447 SAVIORS #1 (MR) [DIG] $2.99
IMAGE COMICS
OCT130447 SAVIORS #1 (MR) [DIG] $2.99
Labels:
comics news,
Diamond Distributors,
Image Comics
Comics from Diamond Distributors for December 24 2013
Digital Comics: Digital new releases available from your local comic book shop are marked below. [DIG] = Digital version available. [DIG/P+] = Print-Plus digital/print combo pack available. For more information, go to www.digitalcomicsreader.com.
COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS
OCT130993 DECEIVERS #1 [DIG] $3.99
OCT131008 FAIRY QUEST TP VOL 01 OUTLAWS $14.99
OCT131057 ROBOTECH VOLTRON #1 $3.99
COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS
OCT130993 DECEIVERS #1 [DIG] $3.99
OCT131008 FAIRY QUEST TP VOL 01 OUTLAWS $14.99
OCT131057 ROBOTECH VOLTRON #1 $3.99
Monday, December 23, 2013
Dorohedoro: I am Curse
I read Dorohedoro, Vol. 11
I posted a review at the ComicBookBin (which has free smart phone apps and comics).
I posted a review at the ComicBookBin (which has free smart phone apps and comics).
Labels:
AltJapan Co,
Comic Book Bin,
IKKI,
manga,
Q Hayashida,
VIZ Media,
VIZ Signature
Sunday, December 22, 2013
#IReadsYou Review: THE KINGDOM #1
THE KINGDOM #1 (OF 6) - Reviewed by Amos Semien
IC GEEKS PUBLISHING – @comixtribe
CARTOONIST: Jason Bienvenu – @jasonwelcome
EDITOR: Natalie Bienvenu
24pp, Color, No cover price
Jason Bienvenu is an illustrator and designer based in Lafayette, Louisiana. He is also a new comic book creator. The Kingdom is a six-issue miniseries written and drawn by Bienvenu.
The series is set in a place called “The Kingdom,” where mankind never existed. In man’s absence, animals thrived and evolved, but some of them came to share mankind’s darker nature. For instance, there is a civil war between ape-kind that threatens all of animal kind.
The Kingdom #1 opens in the aftermath of a grand battle. Victory was claimed by the forces of a vicious mandrill named Baron Kah Lee, who wages constant war throughout the Ape Empire. Two apes, Mala and Thane, escape from the Baron, and during their flight, they find an infant they name “Pale.” They will discover that their past, however, still pursues them, even into the future...
The Kingdom is like the Planet of the Apes film franchise, but without human characters. For a novice comics creator, Jason Bienvenu is good at introducing the concept, characters, and setting. He introduces the plot in a way that does not give up too much, but does drop enough knowledge to intrigue the reader into deciding to try the second issue. Bienvenu is, at least, credible at storytelling in comics form, which helps his cause and his comic book series. The Kingdom is not great, but it is interesting. I have decided to try the second issue.
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thekingdomcomic.com
jasonbienvenu.blogspot.com
The text is copyright © 2013 Leroy Douresseaux. All Rights Reserved. Contact this blog for syndication rights and fees.
IC GEEKS PUBLISHING – @comixtribe
CARTOONIST: Jason Bienvenu – @jasonwelcome
EDITOR: Natalie Bienvenu
24pp, Color, No cover price
Jason Bienvenu is an illustrator and designer based in Lafayette, Louisiana. He is also a new comic book creator. The Kingdom is a six-issue miniseries written and drawn by Bienvenu.
The series is set in a place called “The Kingdom,” where mankind never existed. In man’s absence, animals thrived and evolved, but some of them came to share mankind’s darker nature. For instance, there is a civil war between ape-kind that threatens all of animal kind.
The Kingdom #1 opens in the aftermath of a grand battle. Victory was claimed by the forces of a vicious mandrill named Baron Kah Lee, who wages constant war throughout the Ape Empire. Two apes, Mala and Thane, escape from the Baron, and during their flight, they find an infant they name “Pale.” They will discover that their past, however, still pursues them, even into the future...
The Kingdom is like the Planet of the Apes film franchise, but without human characters. For a novice comics creator, Jason Bienvenu is good at introducing the concept, characters, and setting. He introduces the plot in a way that does not give up too much, but does drop enough knowledge to intrigue the reader into deciding to try the second issue. Bienvenu is, at least, credible at storytelling in comics form, which helps his cause and his comic book series. The Kingdom is not great, but it is interesting. I have decided to try the second issue.
B
thekingdomcomic.com
jasonbienvenu.blogspot.com
The text is copyright © 2013 Leroy Douresseaux. All Rights Reserved. Contact this blog for syndication rights and fees.
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Labels:
Louisiana,
Review,
self-published,
small press
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